2000 Ford Expedition Xlt 4x4 4wd 4.6l on 2040-cars
Winchester, New Hampshire, United States
2000 Ford Expedition XLT. It has 4WD/AWD, all power options -- power windows, power locks, cruise, tilt, power seat, power adjustable foot pedals and lots of other options (most work good). Has AM/FM cassette AND 10 disc CD player. Air conditioning, third row seat. Runs and drives, 4WD works, tires in decent shape - probably 60% tread left or more. Has about 197k miles.
The bad -- The rocker panels are rusted and have been repaired with a mediocre repair job. Some rust on bottoms of doors and other body parts around wheel wells. One of the gas tank straps is rotted (tank is still supported fine though). The rear bumper is dented but works fine and looks OK. Tow hitch is rusted and unusable. Other parts of the body have a few scratches, but nothing to major.The drivers side rear is rotted above where it mounts on the frame. I drove it like this for 2+ years and just noticed it the other day. Used as a daily drive until last month. Would make a good plow vehicle for a yard. Being sold solely for PARTS ONLY. |
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